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37 local restaurants sue governor over orange zone restrictions - Vimarsana News

37 local restaurants sue governor over orange zone restrictions

37 local restaurants sue governor over orange zone restrictions 37 local restaurants sue governor over orange zone restrictions. and last updated 2020-12-24 18:34:41-05 BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Thirty-seven Western New York restaurants are suing Governor Andrew Cuomo and other legislative and health officials in the state regarding shutdowns in Erie County’s Orange Zone. “We need to open,” said Paul Santora, owner of Santora’s Pizza Pub & Grill. These restaurants tell us they’re hoping for a Christmas miracle. Prominent local attorney Steve Cohen and others at Hoga...

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Jewish Community Center to reopen fitness, aquatics centers next week - Vimarsana News

Jewish Community Center to reopen fitness, aquatics centers next week

WHECTV Created: December 24, 2020 01:00 PM BRIGHTON/HENRIETTA, N.Y. (WHEC) — The Louis S. Wolk Jewish Community Center of Greater Rochester will reopen the doors to both its fitness and aquatics centers, effective Dec.29.  In a release Thursday, the JCC said reservations are still required for the pools, fitness classes, and racquet sports. The center previously partially reopened, as it overlaps the Orange Zone community of Brighton and the Yellow Zone community of Henrietta, so, guests could only enter from the Henrietta entrance. That plan lasted just a day, as...

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KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival and Cure team up for Shotspeare on New Year's Eve | Culture - Vimarsana News

KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival and Cure team up for Shotspeare on New Year's Eve | Culture

Thanks Donny. I’ll take it from here. Clutterbuck is the bar manager at Cure, located at the Rochester Public Market. It’s one of the small treasures on the culinary scene here. And like all restaurants and bars in the COVID-19 era, the trial it’s been undergoing is the coronavirus pandemic. As an Orange Zone designee, Cure is open only for take-out. But to sidestep the tribulations, it’s trying out other ideas. For New Year’s Eve, Clutterbuck and Cure have hooked up with the KeyBank Rochester Fringe Festival for the return of one of that event’s most-intoxicati...

Missing Fort Drum soldier found shot dead; plus, Congress deal on $900B relief bill (Good Morning CNY for Dec. 21) - Vimarsana News

Missing Fort Drum soldier found shot dead; plus, Congress deal on $900B relief bill (Good Morning CNY for Dec. 21)

Missing Fort Drum soldier found shot dead; plus, Congress deal on $900B relief bill (Good Morning CNY for Dec. 21) Syracuse.com 12/21/2020 syracuse.com © 0 battle for loose ball during a game between Syracuse and Buffalo at the Carrier Dome Saturday Dec ... Hayden Harris, 20. Subscribe to get the Good Morning, CNY newsletter (brought to you by Kinney Drugs) delivered to your email inbox weekday mornings. Weather Photo of the Day SWEET NEW CRAZE IN CNY: Hot cocoa bombs have become one of the hottest food trends this holiday season. It’s a hard shell of chocolate, wrapped...

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Rochester restaurant owner proposes safety plan 'We're not gonna last much longer, and I have an idea' - Vimarsana News

Rochester restaurant owner proposes safety plan 'We're not gonna last much longer, and I have an idea'

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WHEC) — A local restaurant owner has an idea that could help save businesses in Rochester.  Chuck Cerankosky is co-owner of Rochester restaurants Good Luck, Lucky's, the Jackrabbit Club, and Cure. He's developed a system he thinks would continue to keep people safe while giving restaurants more of a chance to make it through the pandemic.  "We're not gonna last much longer unless the solution is adapted where we have a set of rules, and I have an idea," said Cerankosky.  His idea is to adopt a letter grading system -- A's, B's and C's -- to rank restaurants' compliance w...

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